Third-year University of Regina student and member of the Saskatchewan Dragoons, Peter Gumacal, was recently awarded a military skills trophy known as the Timothy Eaton Cup. Gumacal won the trophy after participating in a 24-hour patrolling competition called the Armoured Bison exercise, which took place […]
A sea of blue-clad hometown fans booed each point scored by both the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Montreal Alouettes during the CFL’s championship game at Winnipeg’s Princess Auto Stadium. It was unclear which competitor the Winnipeg Blue Bombers fans hated more. Historically, the Blue Bombers […]
Emma Davidson is at the centre of a team with the highest academic average at the University of Regina. “I love learning,” said Davidson, a biology student who recorded an astounding 95.50% GPA for her last season on Cougars Women’s Soccer. “It means a lot […]
Green is the colour, winning is the name and partying might be the new game. Last week, the city of Regina and the province celebrated the Roughriders’ fifth Grey Cup in franchise history. Smoking cigars, crushing beers and celebrating like there is no tomorrow […]
After years of looking for help dealing with her son’s aggressive mood swings and ADD, Jaimie McClare never would have guessed that cooking classes were the answer. A little over a year ago, with tears rolling down her cheeks and still wearing her pyjama pants, […]
In addition to producing stories, students turned Ogema’s Wikipedia stub into a full article, adding demographic information, history, geography and more. VISIT THE OGEMA WIKIPEDIA PROJECT
Crude Power: An investigation into oil, money and influence in Saskatchewan
Eleven worldwide human rights organizations wrote a letter to the Chamber of Deputies of Mexico dated March 9, 2017 calling on the adoption of the General Law on Torture that complies with international standards.
Immigrants held by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at the Denver Contract Detention Facility have alleged that the private prison forced them to work for $1 per day. This suit was first filed back in 2014, but has now been awarded class-action status.
Dalits, India’s outcast group who are often socially and economically discriminated, are rising to reform the caste system. Some Dalits are converting from Hinduism to Buddhism to escape the inequality that is engraved within the caste system.
Kafala law in Qatar perpetuates a system of human trafficking, where Immigrants become a “commodity in a profit generating system.” In Qatar it is estimated that there are 1.8 million migrant workers, and 1,000 die every year.
In September 2016 the Block the Bunker campaign in Seattle was the first to persuade American city officials to divest police funding and allocate more for community services.
An investigation launched by the FCC on Jan. 17, 2017 concluded that AT&T and Verizon were in violation of the Open Internet Order and the Telecommunications Act of 1996 for providing favourable pricing for their zero-rate service to their in-house content providers.
On February 23, 2017 the Chinese government released an updated version of the Regulations of Education of Persons with Disabilities that still leaves students with disabilities vulnerable to discrimination.
